Most projects involving the use of heavy equipment may be located in remote areas where there is limited access to the internet, wires, and cables. It is difficult to track these assets during adverse weather conditions in these remote areas, and theft is common due to the difficulty in asset tracking of heavy equipment. 

The value of projects involving the use of heavy equipment, including construction, is usually high, with spending reaching $305 billion in the United States alone in 2016. According to research by the National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) and the National Equipment Registry (NER), theft in these areas, especially construction sites where heavy machinery is used, can cost the country anywhere between $300 million and $1 billion. Even more disturbing is that only 23% of equipment stolen from these locations is recovered, but site Bluetooth management applications can effectively improve this phenomenon.

Place the Bluetooth tag BT06 on heavy equipment and place a waterproof Bluetooth gateway at regular intervals on the construction site. Managers can plan the use of equipment through the system and set up geographic fences through the Bluetooth gateway. When heavy equipment with a Bluetooth tag is taken out of the surrounding area, the reader will immediately issue a warning to notify the driver and backstage manager corresponding to the Bluetooth tag.